Determining current flow to install "audiophile" fuses.
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And you will have absolutely no credibility papa, if you keep promoting that there’s a undeniable difference in sound quality with directionality of fuses here on this thread. I suggest you go back to the other SR thread you started where your credibility is only half shot, instead of aligning yourself to the full blown voodoo wackos here. Cheers George |
I recently removed my power amp fuse (cleaned the contact area) and when I put it back I forgot which direction it had been in, thus ruining my shot at trying to hear a difference…I will not remove it again soon as I don't like to move my 50 lb tube amp around…I just have to sit there and listen and wonder…are the electrons moving properly? Is the recent rabid promotion of SR fuses reasonable and/or logical? They are simply neither and play like they're commercially funded. 30 day refund or not, the heavy handed hype is simply too damn off-putting to get on board…illogical magical hifi tweaks come and go, and most seem like a sadly lame waste of time and (some people's) money. |
Doesn’t matter Wolf, as the flow changes direction 60 x a second in the USA (60hz). And 50 x times a second here in Australia (50hz). That’s why it’s called AC (alternating current) this is why "fuse direction" is all a load of voodoo BS. http://www.school-for-champions.com/science/ac.htm#.VyMcFLlJm70 Cheers George |
Thank you Georgelofi. Bo bo and geoffkait - the fool-ers - may reconsider? Doubtful though for "fools rush in; but seldom change their 'stance' (we can't refer to minds that don't exist-can we?? Maybe we can in this fantasyland )" . I feel you referenced a most appropriate article--but I'm sure rebuts will follow. Nice work. |
